Yellowstone area’s rare loon population is stable but fragile

The common loon, known for its haunting call and ability to dive more than 200 feet, is one of the least common nesting birds in Wyoming. It’s so rare, in fact, that only 22 pairs live in the entire greater Yellowstone ecosystem. And the next closest population is 200 miles northwest.

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Investing in Faith

Alumnus Joe Ricketts brings his vision for an Ignatian-based retreat experience to life at the 936-acre Cloisters on the Platte retreat center.

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The Wyoming Range Revisited

Nearly ten years after being passed by Congress, the Wyoming Legacy Act is a shining example of what can happen when people of all political persuasions work together to advocate for wild places.

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